Mom hooked on Internet loses kids
Sandra Hacker 24 faced three counts of child endangerment after authorities took custody of her three children aged 2, 3, and 5. Police described a chaotic apartment with a clean computer area and a room for the kids marked by broken glass, debris, and feces on the walls. Her estranged husband said she spent up to 12 hours daily online. The Hamilton County DHS received the children Saturday.
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Hantavirus outbreak in Argentina causes 11 deaths
U S health officials report 11 deaths and nine illnesses in Argentina from a hantavirus outbreak last year the first known case of person to person transmission. The virus spreads through rodent waste and can cause fatal pneumonia like illness. No U S cases of this transmission have been documented.
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Clinton to broaden G seven summit agenda in Denver
The 23rd annual summit opens Friday in Denver with a renamed format and a wider agenda. President Clinton hosts discussions on Africa poverty infectious diseases and nuclear safety alongside economic issues. Russian President Yeltsin will attend as a full participant, joining the United States Japan Germany France Britain Italy and Canada with poorer nations also on the agenda. The White House aims to show Clinton's global leadership while linking global problem solving to US interests. A package to spur economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa accompanies the expanded topics.
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GOP Moves to Kill Endowment for the Arts Again
A group of House Republicans renews efforts to shut down the National Endowment for the Arts. A subcommittee plan would fund only a phased exit over the next fiscal year, with shutdown costs around 10 million dollars. The NEA has faced prior GOP resistance, including a 1995 rebellion, though it survived at reduced funding.
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Thousands expelled from schools over weapons under gun free act
Preliminary Education Department data show 6,276 students in 29 states and the District of Columbia were expelled during the 1995 1996 school year for bringing guns and other weapons to school. Vice President Gore announced the findings at a safe and drug free schools conference, noting figures will rise with two states yet to report. The data mark the first collection under the 1994 Gun Free Schools Act requiring expulsion for gun presence.
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Saudi bombing suspect to be deported to U S
A Saudi man held in Canada in connection with a bombing that foiled 19 American airmen in Saudi Arabia last year will be transported to the United States this week to face charges. Hani Abdel Rahim Hussein Al-Sayegh agreed to the deal with the Justice Department to avoid deportation to his native country. Al-Hayat reported that Canadian authorities decided to deport him to the United States.
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Witnesses press senate on race based school policy
Witnesses tell Senate Judiciary Committee hearings about state sanctioned discrimination. Charlene Loew testifies her Chinese American son Patrick was denied admission to Lowell High School in San Francisco due to an 1983 court ordered racial quota. Daugherty, Myrtle Beach resident, describes beating and police actions after a separate assault.
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